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5.11 Tactical is acknowledging Memorial Day 2014 by launching a Folds of Honor collection of pants, jackets, T-shirts, bags, a flashlight and knife that all feature the non-profit organization's logo.
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Law enforcement and private companies are collecting huge photo databases of license plate, time and location information for use as an investigative tool. But the use of license plate data is raising privacy concerns.
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The Bureau of Motor Vehicles was wrong when it refused to renew Greenfield, Ind., police officer Rodney Vawter's vanity license plate that read "0INK," a judge ruled Wednesday.
Read More →The New Hampshire Supreme Court has ruled that a man can have a vanity license plate reading "COPSLIE," saying that the regulation that the state DMV cited to bar him from that plate was "unconstitutionally vague."
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A controversial license plate reader system has helped police officials in Kansas City, Mo., to identify a suspect in highway shootings.
Read More →Image Sensing Systems has released its new compact license plate recognition (LPR) camera, Autoscope Pn-120, released in partnership with MAV Systems.
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Qualification Targets is introducing a new line of CMP steel training targets. All center-fire steel targets are made of AR500 steel.
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Rousset, said to be in his late 40s, had been with the department for 16 years. He received a 15-year recognition for his service in August 2012.
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Introducing the latest innovation in Automatic License Plate Recognition technology.
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At RAM Mounts, we recognize the benefit of flexibility when choosing a mounting solution and understand that many police departments are selecting tablets as a viable, convenient and cost-saving option. We're now featuring the Roto-View Adapter Plate, an easy-to-use tablet interface that enables portrait or landscape viewing.
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